China’s COVID exports sank in December due to an explosion of COVID cases and sluggish global demand, say forecasters. Ports were likely to have been congested due to worker absenteeism, causing import delays. Japanese trade data is listed at 0300 GMT. The numbers might fall at any time between now and then, given Japan’s historical trading experience.
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Economic calendar in Asia, Friday, 13 January 2023 – China trade data for December
- by Andrew Johnson
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